YOUR STATE OFFICIALS

Law-making branch of our state government

Not from Colorado?

Google your own state.

Example: Colorado Legislators -OR- Colorado Representatives -OR- Colorado Senators

COLORADO STATE AUDITOR - impartially asses the operation of state programs and the use of state and federal funds and is a constitutionally established position which is appointed by The General Assembly without regard to political affiliation and serves a 5-year term. REPORT TO OUR STATE AUDITOR IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED A FALSE COVID-19 TEST RESULT (EITHER A POSITIVE RESULT WITH NO TEST OR A POSITIVE BY PCR AND NEGATIVE BY SWAB).

Makes rulings about the laws made by the

Legislative Branch. There are three levels of judges within the State of Colorado.

COLORADO DISTRICT COURT JUDGES - elected by The People over a group of counties within Colorado
COLORADO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS - "The People's Lawyer" represents the state in criminal cases
COLORADO COURT OF APPEALS JUDGES - "assisted" appointment: initial appointment by the Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, and The People vote for or against retention at the end of an eight-year term.
COLORADO SUPREME COURT JUSTICES - "assisted" appointment: initial appointment by the Governor of Colorado, and The People vote for or against retention at the end of the first two-year term. If retained, the judges serve a ten-year term before the next retention vote.
- COLORADO ATTORNEY GENERAL - defends the Rule of Law (protects the Constitutional rights of justice, freedom and equality of all)

Google your own state.

Example: Colorado Courts -OR- Colorado Judicial Branch

Carries out the laws made by the Legislative Branch